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All three of those games will be televised for you out of the Astrodome, as well as the three next weekend from San Francisco.

So you'll be able to see the Dodgers out on the road in all six of their... meetings away from home in this coming week at Houston and San Francisco, on KTTV, the Dodger Television Network, and, as usual, on KABC and the Dodger Radio Network.

Meanwhile, the Braves will be playing five of their next eight games after today against the last-placed Cincinnati Reds, and the other three go against the San Diego Padres.

So a very important game again today for both teams.

It may be the weekend, but there will be no break from traffic, gridlock, construction, big concerts and games, all adding to the mess on our freeways, the areas you'll want to avoid.

Now, Southern California's news leader, ABC7 Eyewitness News.

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I've been doing this for 25 years and that 10 seconds was something that will live in my mind forever.

An amazing encounter, and while the El Nino conditions are bringing all of these unusual visitors, it is also coming at a cost to the native kelp, which is dying off in the warm water.

Leigh Ann Suter, ABC7 Eyewitness News.

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The girl is expected in court later today.

And turning to this breaking news update, we have learned more about a body that was pulled from Lake Michigan.

Let's get right to ABC 7's Evelyn Holmes.

She's live at Monroe Harbor this morning with the very latest.

this is one of the most insane pieces of footage From day of.

ABC7 reporter got as close as he could to the World Trade Center.

Then has to run for his life.

This is as close as we can get to the base of the World Trade Center.

So Washington, for each of the last five regular seasons, 2021 through 2025, has ranked no better than tied for number 20 in the NFL in takeaways.

We, on Thursday morning, had this exchange between ABC7 Sports Director Scott Abraham and Durante Jones.

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With any defense, turnovers, takeaways, a big talking point.

Now Southern California's news leader, ABC7 Eyewitness News.

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Now at 11:00 AM, remembering the unforgettable tragedy [bell rings] of the September 11th terror attacks 25 years ago today.

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You're watching Eyewitness News at 11:00 AM.

We're live on ABC7, Disney+, and everywhere you stream.

I'm Phillip Palmer.

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This country and the world were forever changed 25 years ago when nearly 3000 people were killed after four hijacked planes crashed into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania.

From our ABC7 archives, we spoke to a passenger from the last flight to land at LAX that morning after the disaster.

I think the uncertainty is the cruelest thing for us right now because we don't know.

We've had some cell phone conversations, but we've been ordered away from the phones at this point.

Now, 120 commercial flights were grounded on 9-11 here at LAX.

But again, that ceremony set for 546 this morning, a very important reminder of what happened 25 years ago, that fateful day of American history.

Reporting live at LAX, Irene Cruz, ABC7 Eyewitness News.

Yeah, that old footage, Irene, really brings back those memories of the shock and the disbelief for everyone.